The following organizations are affiliates of the Wenatchee Valley Museum and Cultural Center. They are community partner organizations who contribute to the Museum’s mission to gather, engage, and educate people to celebrate and preserve the history, arts, sciences, and rich diversity of our region. The Museum acts as a fiscal sponsor and provides oversight and administrative support of their activities. The groups are responsible for the coordination and fundraising for each of their projects and the museum supports their efforts.
- Fiestas Mexicanas
Dedicated to preserving and promoting area Latino heritage and culture through celebrations based upon Latino traditions. - Mariachi Northwest Festival
Student workshops and performances that celebrate music and education, with student recognition and enrichment with activities utilizing professional musicians and emphasizing Mexican heritage. - Wenatchee Arts Education Consortium
Dedicated to fostering arts education in schools and in the community. - Wenatchee Jazz Workshop
Promoting the art of jazz by bringing professional musicians to work with local school jazz band students. Support the Wenatchee Jazz Workshop with a tax-deductible donation. - Wenatchee Riverfront Railway and Navigation Association Miniature Train
Maintains and operates a train track layout in Wenatchee’s Riverfront Park, offering rides on selected weekend days in spring, summer and fall.
As a cultural center, WVMCC works closely with tourism, economic development, science and arts organizations including:
- Wenatchee Downtown Association
- Chelan Douglas Regional Port Authority
- Wenatchee Valley Chamber of Commerce
- Wenatchee Valley Erratics
Project Summary: For 25 years, the Numerica Performing Arts Center has been more than a stage—it’s been the heartbeat of Wenatchee Valley’s cultural life. “Precious Little Theater” takes audiences behind the curtain to experience the magic of live performance through the eyes of four visionary directors who have found their creative home at the PAC. Their stories reveal how theater transforms lives, builds empathy, and strengthens community bonds in ways that no other art form can.
Through powerful interviews, intimate backstage moments, and electrifying performance footage, this film captures the passion and resilience of artists who bring the stage to life. Audiences will hear from a diverse cast of performers—from seasoned professionals to young dreamers—each sharing how the PAC has shaped their journey.
This documentary is more than a tribute; it’s a call to action. As arts funding faces an uncertain future, “Precious Little Theater” makes the case for why live performance must not only be preserved but championed.
Support the Numerica Performing Arts Center’s “Precious Little Theater” project here.